On November 28, 2025, Officer Bryan Zapp of Las Vegas, Nevada, unexpectedly died at the age of 41 after experiencing a medical emergency while not on duty. His family, coworkers, and the larger Clark County School District community are all in tremendous grief over his sudden departure.
Known for his unflinching dedication to public service, Officer Zapp’s life was distinguished by compassion, integrity, and a firm desire to protecting and inspiring those around him.
Born and nurtured with a strong sense of responsibility, Officer Zapp built his career as a respected member of the Clark County School District police department in Las Vegas, NV.
His colleagues remember him as a dependable officer who tackled every assignment with professionalism and heart above his uniform, he was respected for his upbeat demeanour, his ability to relate to youngsters, and his readiness to go above and above to protect the community he worked in.
At home in Las Vegas, NV, Officer Zapp was a devoted husband and father whose greatest pride was his family. Friends and loved ones recall his warmth, humour, and the way he lighted up every place he entered. The innumerable times he spent caring for, mentoring, and commemorating life’s achievements with his wife and kids demonstrated his unwavering dedication to them. He is referred to by his family as their “rock,” someone whose presence and affection will motivate them even when he is not around.
As they consider the innumerable lives that Officer Zapp impacted on a personal and professional level, the Las Vegas community has united to honour his legacy. Tributes from students, parents, and colleagues police highlight his generosity, his approachable nature, and his ability to make others feel important. In addition to his family, the city of Las Vegas, Nevada, which profited immensely from his service and giving nature, is also saddened by his demise.
The recollections of those who knew Officer Bryan Zapp the best will carry on his legacy. Service, love, and joy characterised his life in Las Vegas, Nevada, and his influence will last for many years to come. While his family, friends, and community mourn, they also honour the extraordinary man he was—a loyal officer, husband, father, and friend whose generosity and commitment will always be remembered.